zombee keyboard 3d models

A wrist rest for the Iris, or any split keyboard. ...Designed with a downward slant so that the wrists can rest more comfortably.

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...I made it because one of this things were broken. Maybe it fits to other Keyboards.

Needed a replacement leg for a keyboard. Designed in Fusion 360. ... I've included the .f3d and .step files in case anyone wants to modify.

With a thumb cluster closer to a [DMOTE](https://viktor.eikman.se/article/the-dmote/) than [Manuform](https://github.com/abstracthat/dactyl-manuform) or [Advantage](https://kinesis-ergo.com/keyboards/advantage2-keyboard/). Only left side...

The Korg MPK-130 is a versatile MIDI pedal keyboard designed specifically for electronic music studios, allowing users to efficiently plan and arrange their studio setups.

The user shared their first attempt at building a personalized board that separates the number pad for ergonomic advantages.https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/7bsdth/my_first_diy_custom_board/ Or A DIY enthusiast has constructed...

The GK-04008/C is an ergonomic keyboard model named Ergomedia 700, designed for enhanced comfort and efficiency during typing sessions.

Underneath the table, this gadget lets you keep a Mac's keyboard, preventing dust accumulation and ensuring it doesn't obstruct your space.

I designed a custom keyboard stand to replace the damaged legs on my Sharkoon PureWriter Keyboard. To achieve optimal typing ergonomics, I extended the new legs by 5 millimeters, which allows for a higher tilt angle. ...The replacement parts were...

Deigned it to save space on my desk when not working with the keyboard. Fits on the stand of my HP display. However also offers a quite stable stand without the support of the display stand. Use ironing option on side parts in order to get a smooth...

... mechanical switches and wanted to create a way to directly compare the switches i had on hand with each other. This design seems to fit both kailh and cherry style switches. The switches just snap into place like you would on a mechanical keyboard.

Made so it can be mounted on the back of the desktop so that it can cary a secondary keyboard a little higher then the primary one. ... Recommended distance between each unit is to the soft knobs under the keyboard hit on the riser.

This is simple 6 password keyboard, each button sends your previously definied password and automatically confirm it by simulating enter button afer password input. Device is based on arduino pro micro and mx switches from mechanical keyboard. ... code...

Simple remix of Lolotron's Keyboard Key. ... (8/7/21) Added a version that fits the Escape Key on a Cynosa Chroma Razer keyboard. Still working on it. ... (Haven't printed yet, will print this on an SLA and upload pics soon.)

... keyboard is designed to be easily washable, making it ideal for use in settings where cleanliness is a top priority. ...With its water-resistant construction and simple cleaning process, you can keep your keyboard looking and performing at its best.

You can find the link to that post at http://www.instructables.com/id/Mini-USB-Keyboard-with-a-7-Microcontroller/?ALLSTEPS. ...The switches and keycaps I used were ordered from maxkeyboard.com, specifically their Cherry MX switch kit, which included an...

I designed this project in TinkerCAD to resolve a minor issue with a faulty keyboard foot on my Dell keyboard. ...To do so, I simply removed the other foot and utilized a caliper to take precise measurements before assembling them together within the...

This Macro Keyboard leverages an Arduino Pro Micro to dispatch hotkeys directly to your computer, mirroring the functionality of a Stream Deck. ...Check out my recent blog entry at https://blog.xga.ie/macro-keyboard for further details on this project.

... keyboard. ...It adds a little pizzazz to the stock keyboard! Complete with a TI logo and "overheating" Parsec ship. Please Note: This only fits TI-99/4A's with "drop-in" help strips. ... It does not fit older TI's with "slide-in" help strips.

... Media Keyboard. ...Its not perfect but it works :) I suggest a glue tape under the mount for better bike grip and some stuff under the keyboard for better fit, I used some plastic with tape and also M3 screws with nuts. ... Enjoy homeoffice :D

I'm trying to work with a Logitech keyboard that has a weird problem - it won't stay on the floor. The keys are all jumbled up and I have no idea what's going on. ...It's like the feet of the keyboard are refusing to cooperate.

... for printing the top half of the enclosure. This case assumes that the Seeeduino XAIO has been directly mounted to the PCB using the castellated pads. For more information on the keyboard keyer project, see http://w8bh.net/KeyboardKeyer.pdf

... undersurface of the Keyboard Keyer PCB. ... A full two-piece enclosure is posted separately. Use four M3x6mm buttoncap screws to secure the PCB to the tray. For more information on the keyboard keyer project, see http://w8bh.net/KeyboardKeyer.pdf

... they expertly remove hair, crumbs, and dust stuck between keyboard keys in no time. Originally designed for cleaning keyboards, Brushy proves its versatility by also effectively cleaning rugs, floors, and other surfaces. ... Designed by UAU Project.

A Keyboard foot specifically modeled for an Azio keyboard, but will probably fit a lot of others. First printing fits perfectly, actually better than the original. I modeled it in Sketchup and printed it with PETG at 0.2mm layer with support. ...

Human: Originally designed for my Pok3r keyboard, but it'll likely fit any keyboard just fine. :)\r\n\r\nPlace your models flat in your slicer software. You won't need any supports. ...\r\nThe support model should have a snug fit with the...

... ...I removed the soft rubber part from the broken one and glued it on the new printed one, but you could print one in tpu (there is a .stl in the raw files).there are .f3d and .step raw files available if you want to adapt it for another keyboard.

I was in dire need of a fresh perspective on my EagleTek mechanical keyboards, so this upgraded foot offers two significantly steeper angles. This solution would likely work for a wide variety of keyboards with some scaling or minor adjustments. ... A...

A 40 percent mechanical keyboard case for daisy is designed as a remix of the DRP1n 40 percent Keyboard Case. This case fits a 40 percent Daisy PCB perfectly with standoffs. If you have a different type of 40 percent PCB, you will need to modify...

... length. ...Officially, they stand at 24 millimeters tall, yet these versions measure 30 millimeters in height. Unlike standard designs, these models do not retract into the keyboard casing, resulting in a slightly elevated typing surface when deployed.